More Fraud

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PDJT held a cabinet meeting on Wednesday at the White House.  As usual, this cabinet meeting was open to the press. During this meeting, Kelly Loeffler, a senior administrator at the Small Business Administration (SBA), came in and made an announcement that should be the lead story, not only within the business press, but all over Big Media.

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Gabbard Resigns

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As most of the country is now aware, Tulsi Gabbard, the Director of National Intelligence, is resigning effective June 30th.  Unfortunately, her husband is suffering from a rare bone cancer and she is going to help him as best she can.  It is rather remarkable how many cases of extremely rare cancers have surfaced during the years following the COVID vaccines.

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Connect The Dots

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Yesterday’s post talked about three indicted Mexican government officials who went to the border and turned themselves into US authorities.  They did this despite their own government saying they were innocent and providing protection for them.  (however good that might be).  Just saying.  Will this exodus to the US of these officials lead to an indictment of the Mexican President?  Asking for a friend.

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Questions

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The DOJ continues to make progress in moving forward with arrests and indictments on a variety of fronts.  One area that begs to be looked at is the mess from the 2020 presidential election.  The Democrats engineered a fraud the likes of which had never been seen in this country before.  They used the smokescreen of the dangers of Covid to achieve this.  There are many questions that need to be answered.

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End of An Era

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Mitch McConnell had become a legend in the US Senate.  McConnell was elected seven times and built the most powerful Republican machine in the Senate.  McConnell outlasted six Presidents.  McConnell passed the torch onto his picked successor, John Thune.  Then he announced his retirement and endorsed a successor for his seat in Kentucky.

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